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The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10
.otic- for Publication.

GLrSwopn sruiNGs. tulo.. Nov. ~. iss,.i
N-pTlcE-is hcrtliy given that the following
~ named @s't,lrr has filed notice uf his int"ti-
ton to make final proof In support ui his
torr the Register anJ Receiver. at GicnwoO
sprinF,, yolcrniu. on January g. l-ss, ut n
o'clock "A. M. Wis Harvey IL, shhnkiabh, 81
luyi,,li t,uitt county. Colorado. on his u. T..
NJ. .. Tor lp,a I md ai 500 I, 'rpe y, md thr
81. So I, Scc ~ Tps y. nv. W 9Th T. ".
tio Rntnc. the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous n raiicncr upon, AMI cultivation
Of. said land. via; a. y. fierrc. u. q,
Vaughan. George banks uni D1'ic kcurns. nll
OF Naybrii. Routt county. colo.
=. j. DEIAN. Register.
first Pub Nov sf-La-i Dee 81. iS-'l
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naI.n,. Arni.a l.;,r.

Tie b.-i,lvr la tie gurli FOR cuts,
bruises. 40. llcrgs, sa!, Th-um. fever
sores. ,e,is chapIed hands, ehilblains,
cornS and skin ruipliona. aud posi-.
lively curi les. OF uo pay required. I,
Is guaranti 10 glyr pCficc, s.i,is'ae-
,lon. or mty refunded. Price - cent,
pc, box. ! sale bY nil druggists.
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So,lcs for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar

LAND OFFICE Mt
Grrswoop Srnirss, Colo. Nov. u. iHs..,
NroTICE-Is hereby given that the following
N named settler hn4 iilcfl notice uf hls intrn-
iion to nuke final proof IN support of his
claim, aud that said proof will hc inndc b.
FOR, the Register aud Receiver. nt glcnwood
Springs. Colorado. ON Dcccmher -. 1857. nj 10
o'clock ". M. VIZ. james H.. Hnnna. Of
Mrckrr. Crin.. on his 4. y. u. =. No. rsi. U. l.
r., for the x ne 4, see =, and = :. SO u sec
80, Tp3s, Il ., W Gth Il ~.
lie unmca tho following witnesses in prove
his continuous residence upun. and cultivation
Of snii land. viz; Thomrs A. Prinalr. Joseph
knunnp Robert a. Hunter nni Waiter
SptarIu. all of Mcuker. Colo.
:. !. DrLAN. Register.
tFirsi pub Nov in-las' Doc2i 1851
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aLovcly younu n,su.

Bobby Ito Young Mr.. Fa,boyl I heard
my sister Clara say something lovely tc
ina about you, Mr.. Fatboy.
Young Mr.. Fatboy tanxiouslyl-No
did you, Bobbyr What was itg
Bobby-She said you would be lovely
to sit on the family Bible and press
autumn leaves.
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Peorr IN from Pice-ancc rcrat the
lower fcrd OF tia, stream In an .npas.
sable condition on account of ,hv ice
gorge. Considerable dissatisfaction .x.
lists owing Ia the failure Of the County
Commissioners, ut their las, sitting. 10
make provision for the construction of
u bridge nj the place mentioned.
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China Jim Inns received u TO, Of plain
aud fancy silk hnndkorchicfs and lin"
Grape shawls. nnd Is selling them nj
reasonable pric-a. C..ll aud see jin nj
tic M.pkrr hotel
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A complete survey OF the old Fair
child ranch. on Pic.-ancc. WAS made
las, week by Surveyor Clark. To rccilfy
u mistake mad. In the entry. Mr.. sayef
shows his good juismr;i, by having the
matter thoroughly investigated aud
properly adjusted.
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Ann,I,cr Inn.rer ..IiIea.


About three years ago Thomas Parks
purchased ranch some seven above
D0lsero near the Garfield county line,
and did locate un The ranch but went To
Leadyl!le and lived there II year Dur
ing his absence Scott johnson, who MAS
IN the locality. jumped the ranch and
mada several improvements ON IT,
among them being II substantial los
house. When Parks returned few hot
words wern had with johnson, bul
nothing was done In the matter. Parks
left again and returned at Intervals OF
few months, but he did not have much
To say about his trouble with johnson
Last Sunday they met and Parks fired
three shots and johnsOn expired almost
instantly. The Immediate cause Of Tho
shooting cannot be ascoriained at pfes
ent, US the details are not gwen.
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rJT pVuLIc.

The .d{,lmed beg leave TO an.
nouncc ~, tiey are now prepared TO
promp,.dll Iii orders for lime. Orders
ran also o IN with l.. T.. Craig u, Me
Ila,,on sShtslian's lumtCr yard.
puEiFUss & BARTON.
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aItf llln- staIr.

Fer it:s. medicines, ir,in,', books.
stationed fancy and toilet articles.
field glass ., artist, materials. musical
goods, ct, etc. 80 or s-nd Your orders
la Dr. Ec,wcr. RaWlins. Wyoming.
mud 20, . l,s: goods a, loves, prices.
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Thomag u. Shelton AMI son arrived
TUESDAY from Rawi.ns with four wagon
loads OF freight for j. ". Iiugus \ 20.
Mr.. Ssciion says the roads were In u
b,h condition on account, Of the late
snnw 6,1ftu.
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Tuo new cutters were added to our
local vehicle layout Yesterday even
ing-one for simp Harp and the other
for Stone < Goif.
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John c. Schultz has returned from
Utah with fine bunch O! sioek horses,
which he has turned loose on his upper
pice-ance range.
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Len Hammond. the Lower White
river horse man. made the city visit
this week. Lem has about finished a
neat house on his rancl, and is making
o,i,er permanent improvements.
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The ficc. anc- people havr came 10 III.
front this fall and done soinc road work
that is mol only an especial credit Ia
Road OycfseeF liclot. but . credit !" the
people as well. II shows hnt Picr-
unc. Is settle! b. class "f citizens That
have the in,.r.s; Of the travelling . .ollc
st t,.ayt
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Some parties who crowded the county
road too near the hills, thereby blocking
travel. have decided that tho wsscs'
policy IL to remove fences. AID open the
la,.i ou, rad to travel. Such course
will possibly save trouble in the near
futuYr
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Amon. the new 'ads" In THIS Issue
viii be found that ol Napier X Mcclure,
the principal ary scods merchants OF
Glenwood Springs.
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On Monday the Mayor issued The las.
deeds In the town site OF MoeEer. Tie
contest over lot l: in block VAS settled
by arbitration. aud each OF TIC claim
ants were given half.
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We, To,nlinspn met with serious
loss in the death OF e valuable 81.
Bernnpl dog. I;gut under the ice while
c,ossin. tbs river and was drowned.
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new coocs

Aud sety Prices u, 3. W. Hugu- ~ Co...
Our stock OF general merchandise Is
now complete. Our stock OF gents
clothing and gents furnishing goods is
the largest in Garfield county. and We
can sell you II suit from :i2.Oo to s2s.oo.
Our stock Of gents hats is large, and
comprises NIL of Tho leading STYLES. Our
boots aud shoes are os tho best make
aIi latest stYies. Our stock Is large
and eSory thing Is new. va can cer'
talnly please you. Call and examine
our goods aud satisfy yourselves.
j. ". Iiu0Us * Co.
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c,,,,t.ro.,. rs.iis. Stoves.

4 full line oi III. above celebrated
cooking s,oycs. NIL slzcs. ai }. ". liusus
X Co.'S. Also paTioE aud heating s,og.s.
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prnx,. ,irai,lnr.. N.r.

Drugs. medicines, oils, paints. and
everything In tie drug line ut J. ".
ilnGu, * Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

Caai lands on the Grand river side are
In areg, demand. Las, Monday over
ssr.e10 were taken In Il; tire Glenwooi
Land Office from tho sale Of coal lands.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

Tho funeral Of Lcs Houston 'Sos
place sune-s forenoon from tie i'"-
"s""" "f his hso,hcr. J. V. Ilousnn.
Impressive ncsr,csa 'rcr, held nj The
residence b. MIR. Allscbrook aud - lfr:-
concoursr II friends a'ri aolnain;sS Sccs
Of the deceased i.''owcd the rcmasis To-
their las; resting place.
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Noi.c for qualifications.

LAND OFFICE At
GiHNwcOl Sgi.tNGE. Colo. Oct. 10. l3ss.
NTOTiCT iahrrriiy l'ivr1 that tho following
- nnned .sticr hi,s illud notice ~ his iutcn-
ilon to uift nnai rrccf In suFpurI ot his
claim, anil that saii yiupf Will he made before
the iicgi-trr and Receiver vt Gicnvuui
springs, ,ultfa'io ON Drccmbcr Il. iS,5. nj 10
o'clock n. tn.viy. john NJ. fuiycr, uf Nrokrr.
Colo. on NJ l.. l.. u. :. No. "a. 4. I. H., for
the g = -w Z NV 4. 80 = and sw a nc a Soc
-, tn =. Hs W 9th y NJ.
ii. names the following witnesses To prove
his continues residence upun and cultivation
uf. said land VII: William w. Gnw. j. ~.
uolr, \. \. pinFic and Robert Mckee, all OF
Mccscr. Coltrado.
:. ]. DRIAN. Register.
First Pub oct e'--tsst Dee Z, issIl
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r'r-.h sfucisyyhcns.

a large lot OF the very best buck
wheat jus, received \, J. ". lIugus y
Co.'S,
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At
GLrNwOoD srnisGs. Colo. Oct 10. 1851.
MoIiCE !. hereby given that the following
~ nnmcl settler has filed notice OF hi. i'm
tention To mnke nnsi proof IN suprart Of his
clniu, aud That -aii proof Will bc made bc forc
the Register aud Receiver y; Gicnwood
springs, Colorado. on Dccenihtr u. lss1. ai 10
O'Clock u. m. vis. Edward v. Kline. Of
Mcekor Colorado. on HIS y. l.. u. <. 30. 90, 4.
J.. X for the NV i Sc ~ Nc u and nc I,
nc q sec I. TpJ :, II .. w nih ".
his continuous rcsijercc upon. and cultivation
OF. said land, VII; Clarence l.. Snwyrr. jack
thrissrngcr and William r. NoHrtt. ali OF
ncckcr, Culn aud James II. Gilmore OF Glen
wood sprinHs. uolo.
s. !. pEiAN, Rcris,cr,
tFirst Pub DC. ep-last Dec ,, 1851
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NoS . tor Publication

ILAND OFFICE kT
GLsswoutt gTuS.-. Colo, Nuv. I, is,..
NDTtCE-Ilh.r,i,y given that the following
~ Nunmrii s.tir ha. tlci nuiicr uf hia intcr.
tirn to MAXI fsinl pt'T1f IN support uf his
olrim sni tt' ssid rt.sof will 10 made L.
lore The iicitiuf ani lircyi,cr vt GiynWcoi
sp.,-~-. 60 f-un pc.-IHtissr -. iflls, nt ~
O'Clock y. y visi William nrnuvril. OF
Nc"kcr. coi( on bi. T.. u. ". 3. No. ~ q. 4.
H.. Tor III" 4 - a NV = rc = uni ~ i, ne 4.
>tc. ~. TT. H.. u. 10 ". 'ih y. 81.
He name &c following witnesses To prove
his cruiinue residence Ntrnu. rrd r,ilii.afiun
Of. said lan,l -ik; a. J. Gf'Eury HHd iirnry ].
Hay. nf Mes.r. coic.. and .iss I, Kendall
Colo.
J. DtfAS. Rcri4,or.
iFirs, Pub ,ov is-last Dee Il. 1851
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AI.ownn WHITE RIVER sErrLEm.

DO no; buy your holiday presents
until you hay. seen ,'- stock TINT viii
arrive u, HnuslunA next week.
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S.nhcran cainc In from I.cailyill-
,-..~-...~~.... ~ssW v,- u-~ r,rr furniture,
and viii open up i!s wet goods csiai.
mcni shortly.
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The attention OF the public is called
TO the professional card Of Dr. II. a.
slulres, which appears in this weeks
issua
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

Houston receives candy every week
from Denver, aud therefore it is always
fresh.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

J.V. Houston viii receive n iinc stock
OF TOYS and holiday goods Ia u few days
Hold yuuF orders.
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uIutturs.

Furni , and hons.-iurnisiing goods
OF all descriptions at j. ". Husus X
Co. :, al bottom prices.
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LoC.ALNE'VVS.

II. c. Smith OF Lower White, spent Il
fcw days ia town in tho latter part of
the weoa.
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Do no, forget that the only place Il
get good cigar 4. at iionsions.
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rn, ur...,.,. .s,s,.,

chcIec ealing apples a speciality, al
uous;on's.
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Mayor Clark informs us that the State
Historical Society wants the sun dial.
which Is one OF the interesting relics oi
Mecsers early days. We rather suspect
That the majority of Mcckcrit.s would
object To giving up the sun dial. rs II is
not only an object Of local interest but n
useful thing rs well. We would sugges,
That the dial b. removed from where
1t now stands and stored away some
where until such time as the Town
Council! may permanently locate IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

Al kinds Of fancy siaoaln,; and cigar
cite tobacco at !Ious;onn.
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$4,000 REWARD


OrrIcE or TIE 4
PLATEAU 1--we SroCk COMPANY,
i.nApyILLE. Sept. q, lsa1' ,
DEAR sig-Eyer since the iaio In
dian troubles ln the White River eonn'
try horss thieves have been infesling
the range. and some of our horse stock
has been stolen.
Below please ind our brands'
ksS on LEFT shoulder.
Eea on le,t shoulder
e. on left iLigh.
None OF our horse stoc. has ever been
sold except some COW ponies in the
G2 brand, and which have been
vented Hs Q" '''' thigh.
we osf.f q. o. reward FOR the recoy-
cry Of each Individual animal in the
above bands, or 5000 reward in nddi'
ton 10 ,,e ssD0 offered by the White
River s,,ck Growers Association for
information tia, gill lead to the eonyie'
tlcn o, .hs thief or thieves.
You,s Respectfully.
CuAs. 4. LiNnyno,
President.
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rnsA d. and dates n IIousion's.
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Apple

Apples
just received
All. ". iIugus < Co.'S.
\ ear load o. the finest apples ever
received 10 M.elor.
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The following letters remain in the
postoiicc at Mecker. Colorado. uncalled
for, for the month ending November
on
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10
Letter Gslsl,

Smoke Soils cigars, Mt Houston 3.
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~. 1881:
Adams. n l. Bently, Wm
Clark. W III ~ Dollison. j W
Garrish. Fred IIallofan. VIM
iiarker, Frank iIilson. Miss
l.afZelerc. Chas Lynch. NJ q
Pray. Il Il Putnam. RG
Spaulding. w tsl Wade. Joe
In calling for any of the above letters
please say advertised"
j. V. UousroN. =. NJ.
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Ihc road mp Flag creek Is now al
most an assured thing. j. l.. Mclfat-
ton. A. j. Gregory and u. &. Uowcy
were appointed lat the late meeting of
OF The Commisslonersl yicwcrs and, nc.
companicd by. County Surveyor Clark.
will commence work Monday viewing
ana laying out the road. II will be built
largely by private subscription. as the
county is averso 10 putting much
money into 1t beyond the preliminary
work. Newcastle and Glenwood have
raised large sums toward putting the
project through. and M.eker will un-
doubleday aid the enterprise. We would
suggest that Moekcr. rs her share of the
work, build the road from the head of
Flag down TO Mecker.
The Town Council met In regular ses-
sion Monday and the usual amount of
business WIS transacted. G.. W, Stone
was allowed 81 for November salary AS
marshal. y warrant for S5i was or.
dered drawn TO pay interest on note
taken up at the preceding meeting. The
matter OF bridging Sulphur creek on
Main street was then taken up and a
lengthy discussion ensued. 1t was
finally decided 10 draw up some plan
and receive bids on the work Wednes-
day evening. TO which time an ,lourn-
ment was taken. The time being so
short, however, only the plans were
submitted on Wednesday evening. and
the subject was again considered. Ow-
ing to an unforeseen exigency arising the
matter was laid on the table indefu-
iicly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 Second 81.
o. X. IIoucK 4 Co. have removed TO
their new store, No. 363 Main street.
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley lumber company, No. l24 Jeffer-
Son street. r.
WHEELER 4 WILSON manufacturing com.
pany have removed to No. 300 Second
street.
STANLEY q ANDERSON, funeral directors
and e%mbalmers, No. 55 Madison street, are
fully prepared TO furnish chairs at resi-
dences, when ordered, for the accommoda-
ton Of friends.
SPECIAL students will be received in any
department at the Higbee School, or 10
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
MISS C,RnIE VI. KEATiSa, teacher OF
music, vocal and instrumental, can be
found at No. 40 Poplar street every day at
4 O'Clock pm. As already announced,
Miss Heating will give u free scholarship
for the last five months Of the session as a
reward TO the pupil having the best rec
ord up TO February for diligent study and
the highest degree of perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

aA
The Jones nine defeated the Roles
yesterday. Score, Is to 6.
Zone Hundred Days in Europe" by
Oliver Wendell Holmes, just received at
Mansford's,
j. A. Forrest & Son were the success
ful bidders for levcc work nj Mhoon's land.
ing and New Hope; also, grading OF the
turnpike to Nonconnah.
"A onc-story frame stable, belonging 10
]. Mcfarland, No. 100 Broadway street,
was destroyed by fire at o o'clock last
night. Loss about fifty dollars.
The alarm Of fire ut 7:15 o'clock last
night was caused by the burning Of a lot
Of rubbish in n stable in the rear of DIR.
X. W. Mitchell's residence, No. 40 Adams
strect.
"A delightful repast will be set at No.
SO Union stree, today and tomorrow, from
ii o'clock am. until 10 o'clock pm, by
the ladies Of the Central Baptist church,
for the accommodation of visitors 10 the
city.
A. II. Goodwin arrived yesterday from
Louisville with a string Of five horses and
will participate in the race meeting here.
- His horses are named ny follows. Probus,
Festus, Governor Bate, Ida Leaf and Lara.
more.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday:
Calvin Alternately Ia Miss Jennie May
field, colored; Pies Echols 10 Nettie Thad-
deus, colored; Jas. T.. Glass 10 Mary j.
Maxwell, colored; IL. L. Heite TO. Miss
Katie Jacobs.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
arc setting excellent lunches at No. 25S
A....I - nh. II MI. --.sl
tomorrow night. Visitors and Memphians
will find attentive ladies ready 10 serve
: therltn qnecnly style.
The doors Of the theater will open 10.
night at . o'clock, when the curtain will
rise on Romeo and Juliet" as presented
by the James Wainwright people. This
will give those desiring 10 attend the thea.
ter an opportunity 10 witness the grand
fireworks display from the bluffs.
The following real estate transfers
were made yesterday: j. q. Rogers and
Others 10 NJ. ]. Virgison, lot No. 10, in
lambs subdivision, $3.50; i. II. Walker
and wife TO T. i. Parkinson, ten acres in
county, $50; NJ. DAILY TO g. L. Clancy,
lots in block No. %, Walker avenue, 500.
VIM. NJ. Jacobs, who was sued for
divorce and alimony by Minnie y. Jacobs,
ON the ground Of inhuman treatment, yes
tenlay filed a cross petition, in which no
denies In toto the allegations Of his wife,
and, at the same time, charges her with
adultery, cruel treatment and abandon
ment.
The trial OF VIM. Mulligan, tho wife
murderer, proceeded in the criminal court
10 the extent Of concluding all the testi-
mony and the opening speech for the
State and the defense, which will be fin
ished this morning, and the case given TO
the jury At moon. A very strong case Of
murder has been made out against Null
liean.
JOHN Bowling, AdHver Of one Of he
-ecayy cotton transfer wagons for Patterson
4 Co, while driving at q rapid rate past
Second and Adams street yesterday alter
noon rAs into the buggy Of Mn. John
koonan, upsetting II and throwing her
cut Mrs. Noonan luckily escaped with
only slight bruises. The buggy was badly
smashed. Bowling wM arrested for reck-
less driving. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14
B. 81 r o
SOUVENIR DAY.

In order to properly commemorate the
visit TO Memphis Of the President and
Mrs. Cleveland we will present every
lady who visits our store today with an
ariistically executed and faithful photo
graph Of the First Lady Of the Land.
Special pains have been taken TO secure a
true likeness, and get up something which
every lady will love to keep.
Strangers visiting the city are cordially
invited 10 visit our store and inspect the
finest assortments and largest stocks Of
dry goods, carpets and upholstery ever
brought 10 this market. We ask you TO
come whether you wish TO purchase or
not.
In II silk Department We offer 300
pieces Of colored satins, representing every
shade. This quality is worth Soc per
yard. Buying az We do, in large quanti-
ties, we can offer you choice OF colors at
37!c per yard.
In same department you ran buy an
elegant black silk royale, extra heavy
quality, at 81 per yard-we show thirteen
different designs Of this iabric-real value,
81 20 per yard.
An item in colorcd dress goods well
worth your consideration, 20 pieces, 45 in
Atwood Sebasipool suiting in all the
newest shades, actually worth 81 per yard;
our price, zoe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

Fifty dozen gents fancy striped, genuine
English half hose, real imported goods,
worth zoe per pair. These you can secure
for BE per pair, or 3 pains for 81.
ladies' fine linen, white and colored
embroidered handkerchiefs, hem-stitched
or scallopped, would be cheap at 81 per
dor; offer them today at 35c each.
Our line Of kid gloves for reception wear
represents everything That in new and
novel in embroidered and plain backs, no
shade missing. Wa have them all at cor
rect prices; also a beautiful line Of evening
fans.
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} rsmsrrsw's Appeal.
Usssaliaea Appre,sl.

Allcock's Porous Plaster IL tho only ex.
ternai remedy that has tho unqualified
Recommendation of professional men M
well as thatiof the'pdblr i'm general.
~ " the only gcnuineporous plaster, and
hi other so-egdled porous plasten are moth
ing more tlIan perforated counter-irfitants
made to sell on the reputation Of Allcock's.
Beware Of them.
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So
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Manufactured only by the California Fig
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natures own true laxative. II In the most
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headaches, colds and fevem, 10 cure
habitnal constipation, indigestion, etc. For
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Holster, and all leading druggists. Van
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New Muste.

Prof. c. r. winklcr, the veteran music
teacher and composer, who has for years
rendered invaluable service tocultivate the
diyincst Of arts In Memphis, has Just writ.
ten two new sacred vocal solos, entitled
Hear Us, o Father Ave Maria, with
English and Latin words, ITO Thee, o
Father 20 Salu,aris, Hostia), also two
sets Of words, 10 cents each. Both are
yertablc gems, deserving Of national use
and reputation, which no doubt will be
gained.
Prof. Herman Schulse, another local
master, has also composed nm instrumental
solo, entitled Bluff City Galop." 50ocnts,
and brought all his talent and knowledge
into rquisition Win success. II IL ded.
ica,cd 60 Miss Florence Goyer. Il, Witt.
ann 4 Go. are the publishers.
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Flowers. Flowers.

Tho latest style in baskets IL made Of
green rush, palm leaves and bamboo cane,
and finished with nickel. To be had OF
Harry lanham, Filth and Chelsea streets.
Orders left at Wright Bros, under Pea
body hotel, will receive prompt attention.